Eschatological Themes in Medieval Jewish Philosophy

Marquette University Press (2002) | English | ISBN 0874621690 | 140 pages | PDF | 1.36 MB

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[Excerpt from this volume] The history of eschatology in Jewish tradition is varied and complex, and of it we can discuss only one aspect—eschatology in medieval Jewish philosophy. Besides its history in medieval Jewish philosophy, eschatology found its place in the bible, in the apocalyptic literature, in the variety of rabbinic discussions, in prayers and liturgical poems, in mysticism, in a secular (political) form in modern literature, and in the controversies between the orthodox and liberal movements in modern times. In addition to all these, the history of messianic pretenders and messianic movements accompanied Jewish history throughout all of its period until our own day. These also need to be studied if one wants to present a full picture of Jewish eschatology...

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